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Christchurch petrol attack victim improves

28 April 2013

A man seriously burnt after two men allegedly poured petrol over him and set him alight in Christchurch is in a stable condition in hospital in Auckland.

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Auckland suspicious package a hoax
	28 Apr: An Auckland library and gym have reopened after the Defence Force bomb disposal team deemed a suspicious object not to be dangerous.... more

Army charged over private's death
	28 Apr: Defence Force officials will reportedly face court over the drowning death of Private Michael Ross last year.... more

Dunne accuses police of camera cash grab
	26 Apr: Revenue Minister Peter Dunne is accusing police of using hidden speed cameras for revenue gathering, weeks after being issued two speed camera fines.... more

Woman steals $660,000 from boss
	26 Apr: A Hawke's Bay woman has been jailed for stealing more than $660,000 from her boss by fiddling invoices.... more

Live scorpion found in Queenstown
	26 Apr: A live scorpion has been found in Queenstown, says the ministry responsible for biosecurity.... more

Defendants to sit with lawyers in court
	26 Apr: Courts Minister Chester Borrws says defendants often don't know what happened in court and allowing them to be next to their lawyers could change that.... more

Police welcome child abuser's jailing
	26 Apr: The indefinite jail term for a child sexual abuser, Waikato man Bradford Pascoe, should be a warning to other offenders, police say.... more

Alleged Anzac trumpet thief denied bail
	26 Apr: A man accused of stealing $10,000 worth of musical instruments before a Christchurch Anzac Day service has been refused bail.... more

Hesson drops legal threat
	26 Apr: NZ cricket coach Mike Hesson has joined captain Brendon McCullum in calling off threatened legal action against former Test batsman John Parker.... more